I heard a friend talking about a writer named Bella, do you know?

Born in Shanghai, Bella studied in Japan as a teenager and later moved to Europe and North America. Temples in India, the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, Château in Quebec, Champs-Elysées in Paris, Mount Fuji ...... in Japanhave left Bella to linger for the figure she was looking for love.

In the eyes of the famous scholar and literary critic Bai Ye, many years of overseas sojourn and living abroad have just made Bella somewhat alienated from the Chinese literary scene and contemporary literature, so the author has not been influenced by the tradition of realism that has been consistent in Chinese literature for thousands of years.

In the author's pen, whether it is Wang Chunjie, who left the country because of lovelessness, or Li Mei, a red descendant who dared to give true love to the Jewish pianist Adam in the war-torn revolutionary era, they are all bold women who can sacrifice everything for love. When the reader follows the protagonist around the world, enjoying the protagonist's true love journey again and again, and thinking in a trance that this is related to the author's own experience, Bella gives a mature creator's in her latest work "On the Road of Love": "All my ** likes to write ...... in the first personBut it has nothing to do with your own life.

I am a true person, and everything I write, although the story is fictional, must be written with heart, and completely fall into the emotions of the characters in the book......”

In addition to the one above, I found some others: Bella's profile.

This one is Bella's**:

Trouble, thanks!

The Chronicle of Sparrow Lane is a diary written by an eccentric old man who describes the daily life of the inhabitants of the alley, reflecting the German Duanqi society after 1848. "The Office of Our God" (1802) and "People from the Forest" (1863) look back on history while combining the poverty and darkness of capitalist society in reality. The short stories "The Black Slave Ship" (1865), "Elsay in the Fir Tree" (1865) and "The Foolish Woman of Bicuo" (1869) are poignant satirical of philistines.

His masterpieces are The Hungry Priest (1864), Abu Tyrfan or The Return of the Moon Mountain (1867) and The Cart of the Dead (1870), which depicts the different encounters of two people with opposite personalities, and the author believes that there is something to be pursued in a small remote village. "Abu Terfan" depicts the return of Leonat Hagbuch, who has lived abroad for a long time, to find that his homeland is still the same, and the people are still as ignorant as before. "The Corpse Truck" writes about Donnie, the daughter of a poor family, who was sold by her grandfather to an earl, and committed suicide because she was unhappy, but her grandfather was at ease, exposing the selfish and mercenary nature of people in capitalist society.

The long ** "The Foguesant Files" (1896) depicts a young man who despises the vulgarity and ugliness of capitalist society and pursues personal freedom, but without success. The work is a powerful attack on the corruption of capitalist society.

Bella, formerly known as Shen Lei, was born in Shanghai and now lives in Canada. More than three years ago, Bella's "9/11" Life and Death Wedding came out, which attracted the favor of readers at home and abroad, and critics called Bella "a master of love", a "neo-romantic" writer, and "the eleventh muse". Recently, Bella's "New Romantic Classic Trilogy" - The Wedding of Heaven (i.e., "The Wedding of Life and Death on 9.11"), Bella's Mystery Garden, and "The Sad Casablanca" were launched by Beijing Yanshan Publishing House at the same time, which once again attracted the attention of the reading world.

In Bella's three **, the heroine is a Shanghai woman named Bella. The following article is Bella's reflection after writing "Bella's Mystery Garden", in fact, this can also be used as her true confession of creating "Bella's Trilogy". After writing "Bella Divine Omen Blind Secret Garden", it was the end of September when the maple forest was empty, and I came to Algonkun Park, the hometown of maple leaves in the world.

I, standing like a tree, looked around at the burning maple forest, and couldn't help but ...... tearsIf "9.11" Life and Death Wedding" is a semi-autobiographical ** - a Shanghai woman, there are too many drifting footprints and love marks engraved in the years; The series that begins with "Bella's Mystery Garden" wants readers to see them as pure love**, although my real shadow can often be captured in the books. Bella in the book and Bella in the book, they seem to be running in their own lives, but they often collide together, sometimes they are two people, sometimes they are one person, and when they overlap into one person, I can't figure out this woman named Bella.